Roundup: Gators swimming splits dual meet with SEC foe Auburn

Published: Saturday, January 26, 2013 at 7:52 p.m.

Last Modified: Saturday, January 26, 2013 at 7:52 p.m.

The Florida swimming and diving teams split in dual meet action against Auburn as the No. 5 UF men (6-0, 5-0 SEC) won 167-133 and the No. 9 women (2-4, 1-3 SEC) fell to the Tigers 138-161.

Jessica Thielmann won the 1000-free and Alicia Mathieu grabbed second while Arthur Frayler placed first followed by Carlos Omana and Jason Taylor in the men's 1000-free.

In the 200-fly, Elizabeth Beisel was first followed by Jamie Bohunicky (Buchholz) and Summer Stephens.

Marcin Cieslak won the men's 200-fly by Cameron Martin and Brad deBorde and the team of deBorde, Werner, Corey Main and Matt Curby won the 400-free relay.

In diving, Delaney Dye finished second on the three-meter and Kahlia Warner was third for the women and on the men's side Sean Saley took third on the three-meter.

Track & field: The No. 7 ranked UF women's track and field team took home the team title at the Razorback Invitational this weekend, edging out LSU by one point, 101-100.

The 4x400-meter team of Lanie Whittaker, Destinee Gause, Kyra Jefferson and Ebony Eutsey turned in a time of 3:31.68, the fastest in the world this year and the second-fastest time in Florida program history.

<p>The Florida swimming and diving teams split in dual meet action against Auburn as the No. 5 UF men (6-0, 5-0 SEC) won 167-133 and the No. 9 women (2-4, 1-3 SEC) fell to the Tigers 138-161.</p><p>Jessica Thielmann won the 1000-free and Alicia Mathieu grabbed second while Arthur Frayler placed first followed by Carlos Omana and Jason Taylor in the men's 1000-free.</p><p>In the 200-fly, Elizabeth Beisel was first followed by Jamie Bohunicky (Buchholz) and Summer Stephens.</p><p>Marcin Cieslak won the men's 200-fly by Cameron Martin and Brad deBorde and the team of deBorde, Werner, Corey Main and Matt Curby won the 400-free relay.</p><p> In diving, Delaney Dye finished second on the three-meter and Kahlia Warner was third for the women and on the men's side Sean Saley took third on the three-meter.</p><p><b>Track & field:</b> The No. 7 ranked UF women's track and field team took home the team title at the Razorback Invitational this weekend, edging out LSU by one point, 101-100.</p><p>The 4x400-meter team of Lanie Whittaker, Destinee Gause, Kyra Jefferson and Ebony Eutsey turned in a time of 3:31.68, the fastest in the world this year and the second-fastest time in Florida program history.</p>